Chapter 1694 Coming Out of Seclusion
Chapter 1694: Coming Out of Seclusion Chapter 1694: Coming Out of Seclusion Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation Was he thinking that since he couldn’t get his points back to zero within a year, he might as well go all out?
Many people gasped! They planned to steer clear of this lunatic from now on. On the rankings, not only were points visible, but so was each participant’s cultivation level.
Eternal realm first level.
Cole Colbie!
This guy was an eternal. If he lost control and went berserk, it would spell disaster for more than 90% of the participants. Eternals in the Stellar Realm Competition were typically overlord-level players—true seeds!
What was even more bizarre was that the second-to-last on the rankings was Laird Xenos.
Points: -1.23 million.
Everyone was stunned. Were these guys out of their minds? The rules had just been announced, yet they were still killing each other. Laird clearly didn’t intend to win the Stellar Realm Competition; he seemed determined to drag everyone down with him!
However, Laird was also at the eternal realm first level—another seeded player.
What a pity!
On the outside, Hardin Dolan and the others knew that losing 10 million points in three years was not a big deal. In the later stages of the trial, points would multiply rapidly.
After a month of protection, all participants would be free to fight each other. Defeating an opponent would not only avoid punishment but would also double the defeated party’s points. For instance, defeating someone with 10,000 points would grant you 20,000 points.
In the middle of the second year, the competition would shift to 5 times the plunder points.
By the third year, the points for plundering would be 10 times.
At first, participants recognized demon beasts as their greatest enemy. But soon, they understood that their true competitors were each other!
One was an enemy of the race, while the other was a competitor. They had very different meanings!
Many of the trial competition rules weren’t explicitly stated. The participants were meant to discover them on their own and understand some principles through experience.
Meanwhile, in the 889th galaxy, inside a white starship, Luke Yates nibbled on a cucumber while lounging in a chair. He crossed his legs and swayed his feet, mumbling, “Why haven’t you come out of seclusion yet?
They’ve already started.
I can sense that Big Head Cole is also inside.” “Then, let’s go take a look!” A breeze swept through as Braydon Neal stood with his hands behind his back. His aura had become even more profound.
“Brother, have you reached the eternal realm?” Luke asked.
“Halfway there,” Braydon replied. He had overestimated how quickly he could advance. Achieving the eternal realm in a year and a half was nearly impossible.
Braydon’s cultivation was at the thirteenth level of the life and death realm. He had transitioned through life and death twelve times. Now at the thirteenth stage, he was only half a step away from the eternal realm.
“We’re the same!” Luke grinned.
Braydon shook his head lightly. He carried the little fool and a door appeared before him, forcibly opening a spatial passageway. This ability allowed the main body and the tribulation body to connect, no matter how far apart they were.
Swoosh! Braydon and Luke disappeared, heading straight for the trial world.
“Hmm?” Outside, Hardin’s eyes flashed with cold killing intent and anger. Someone was trying to cheat in the trial competition. Others were attempting to enter the trial world through a spatial passageway.
“You’re courting death!” he said angrily. A spirit body was dispatched to personally attack and cut off the spatial passageway.
He even wanted to kill the two! Cree Mackey looked over and said absent-mindedly, “Stop!” Boom! A terrifying pressure instantly erupted—thirteenth level of the spirit body! It was Cree.
He made a move and directly blocked the attack.
“Inspector Mackey?” Hardin frowned.
“Let them pass!” Cree said curtly.
Hardin frowned but still gave Cree some respect.
“These two are very young.
They fit the rules.” Cree didn’t offer any further explanation and continued to watch Braydon and Luke discreetly. Hardin’s eyes lit up as if he had guessed something, but he didn’t press the matter further.
Inside the spatial passageway, the little fool asked curiously, “Brother, did you sense that?” Just moments ago, a huge sense of danger had enveloped the two brothers.
“The spirit body made a move, but it was stopped by someone,” Braydon nodded.
“Who attacked us?
Who helped us?” The little fool wondered silently.
Only Braydon knew that the higher-ups of the human race were definitely keeping an eye on him and Luke. With the five lords’ generation having reincarnated, there was bound to be significant attention on them.
While Braydon didn’t care much about this attention and was focused on his own goals, in the trial world, on the peak of a towering snowy mountain, the green lotus banished immortal, dressed in green and wearing a smiling mask, looked at the spatial door and said softly, “You’re here!” “Was it fun?” Luke asked softly as she saw the green lotus banished immortal.
With a wave of his hand, a huge list appeared in the air. He pointed to the top and said, “Of course it’s fun.
There are more than ten eternal geniuses at the ninth level!” “For the Stellar Realm Competition, the stakes are high!” Braydon remarked.
He glanced around. Among the eighty million participants in the life and death realm, there were only about a dozen eternal realm geniuses. The ratio was very low!
“This ranking system will automatically record a person’s cultivation base based on their displayed strength,” the green lotus banished immortal explained.
“In other words, the cultivation level shown in the rankings will reflect the strength they exhibit!” Braydon’s eyes lit up. This rule could easily make the rankings misleading because some participants might hide their true strength.
After chatting for a while, Braydon noted, “I see that you and Cole are ranked at the bottom.
Your points are still negative?” “It seems we can’t afford to kill recklessly in the first few days,” the green lotus banished immortal replied with indifference.
“Killing one person costs us 10,000 points!” Braydon couldn’t help but laugh. He hadn’t expected such an unusual rule. Given their personalities, it wasn’t surprising that they were ranked at the bottom. Laird and the others clearly didn’t care much about the rules.
Braydon asked the green lotus banished immortal to leave, as he was a participant and Braydon was an outsider. They were just here to observe the true geniuses. Braydon had to depart soon after. The green lotus banished immortal, as a participant, would need to go to the race headquarters in the future.
Braydon didn’t delay him. He took his younger brother, Luke, and walked through the green sea. Using the black token provided by the green lotus banished immortal, he checked the constantly changing rankings.
“Interesting!
Someone killed a winged white tiger at the ninth level of the eternal realm!” Braydon noted. He could immediately tell that the top-ranked individual was not simply at the ninth level of the eternal realm.
Moreover, the points on the rankings were changing rapidly. Killing an eternal realm creature earned 100,000 points. At this level, the point reward system was more nuanced.
Killing a life and death realm demon beast, regardless of its specific level, would grant 10,000 points. But eternal realm experts were different.
Killing a creature from the eternal first, second, or third levels earned 100,000 points.
Killing a fourth, fifth, or sixth level eternal realm expert yielded 200,000 points.
Killing a seventh, eighth, or ninth level eternal realm expert provided 300,000 points.
Killing a tenth, eleventh, or twelfth level eternal realm expert would earn 500,000 points!